BA Comparative Literature, University of Puerto Rico.

Master of Arts in Religion Evangelical Seminary of Puerto Rico.

Doctoral student of the Critical Gender Studies Program at Universidad Iberoamericana, Mexico.

Mexican painter, graphic designer, and feminist.

Painting student in Washington DC and designer freelance who uses his creativity and digital techniques to communicate all those voices not being heard. 

Woman, married, mother, grandmother, sister, and friend of my friends and friends.

Artisan of the brush and the pen. And in the Church... "lay without papers."

For those who want to know more about me, you can find me at:  www.pazsantos.com.

On Facebook: Mari Paz López Santos. Peace Books

Doctor in systematic theology from the Catholic University of Leuven.  She is currently a professor of theology at the Universidad Iberoamericana in Mexico and Puebla. Professor of the Doctorate in Critical Gender Studies at said University.

Graduated in Art History from the Instituto de Cultura Superior, AC. Master in Theology and Contemporary World at the Ibero. Ph.D. student in Critical Gender Studies. Feminist theologian at EFETA, Seville.

Professor and feminist theologian at the University of Seville EFETA. Teacher in the diploma course "Feminist Approach to Christian Theology."

Psychologist graduated from the  Iberoamerican University (UIA). Teacher by the Psychoanalytic School for Children and Adolescents of Barcelona (ECPNA) and Master in General Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy by the Mexican Psychoanalytic Association (APM). 

Brazilian, with a degree in Theology from UNIGRAN-USA and a Higher Diploma in Latin American and Caribbean Studies from CLACSO. Master's degree in Critical Studies of Gender and Theology at the Theological Community of Mexico. As a “frontier woman,” her faith experience navigates between Brazilian, Mexican, and American cultures, which allows her theological work to be dialogical, critical, and loving.

Nurse and Research Master. Doctor in Social Sciences. Diploma in temazcal and anthropology of the body and health. Feminist, diverse and dissident carer and fighter for the decolonization and depatriarchalization of health, body, and life.

Master in Women's Studies from San Diego State University (SDSU). Specialty in Cultural Policy and Management from the Autonomous Metropolitan University. Degree in Art History from the Ibero. Editorial co-director of Antidogma, art and culture magazine.

He has a Master of Divinity from Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena, California, USA.

It is part of the Ecumenical Association of Theologians of the Third World (ASETT)

Professor and lecturer, writer of short stories, essays, and narrative theology. Writings are used as teaching resources in the religious field and community leadership in his teaching ministry. 

Professor of the class "Migrant Feminine Spirituality" at the Center for Religion and Spirituality at Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, Ca. 

Teacher of the “Ministry in Context” class at the Hispanic Center for Theological Studies. (Affiliated with North Park University & Theological Seminary, Chicago, IL).

Writer, Professor of Theology and Poet  Salvadoran, with a degree in Theology, a diploma in Christology from Boston College, one in Justice and Gender from UNED and OXFAM. Master's degree in Latin American Theology from the Central American University UCA.